LMT - Equine & Canine Therapies

LMT - Equine & Canine Therapies Equine & Canine Massage Therapist 🐾🐴
Specialising in animal-led bodywork
Assessment-led sessions (not routine-based)
Focused on comfort, movement & performance

🐴🐶 How Often Should Your Horse or Dog Have Massage Therapy?One of the questions I’m asked most is, “How often should my ...
03/08/2026

🐴🐶 How Often Should Your Horse or Dog Have Massage Therapy?

One of the questions I’m asked most is, “How often should my horse or dog have a massage?”

The answer is… it depends! Every animal is different, and the ideal treatment plan is based on their age, lifestyle, workload and individual needs.

As a general guide:

🐾 Every 8 - 10 weeks – Ideal for maintenance, helping to keep muscles healthy, supple and comfortable.

🐾 Every 4 - 6 weeks – Suitable for performance animals, those in regular work, or senior horses and dogs who may need a little extra support.

🐾 More frequent sessions – May be recommended for animals with significant muscle tension, compensatory patterns or those returning to work, always alongside veterinary advice where appropriate.

Massage therapy isn’t just about treating problems when they arise—it’s about maintaining healthy muscles, improving movement and helping your horse or dog feel their very best.

Every session with me includes a full static and dynamic assessment, so treatment is always tailored to what your animal needs on that day.

💙 Prevention is always better than cure. Looking after your horse or dog’s muscles regularly can help keep them comfortable, moving freely and enjoying the activities they love.

📩 If you’re unsure how often your horse or dog would benefit from massage, feel free to send me a message—I’d be happy to help.

🐴 Not Every Exercise Session Has to Be Ridden ☀️When the temperatures rise, taking your horse for an in-hand walk can be...
01/08/2026

🐴 Not Every Exercise Session Has to Be Ridden ☀️

When the temperatures rise, taking your horse for an in-hand walk can be a great alternative to riding.

Walking in hand provides gentle exercise without the extra weight of a rider, helping to:
🌿 Keep joints and muscles moving
🌿 Encourage healthy circulation
🌿 Maintain fitness in a low-impact way
🌿 Provide valuable mental stimulation and bonding time
🌿 Support recovery and mobility on rest or lighter work days

During hot weather, it’s important to listen to your horse. Opt for cooler parts of the day, choose shaded routes where possible, take plenty of water, and don’t be afraid to swap a ridden session for a relaxed stroll.

Sometimes, the best thing we can do for our horses is slow down and let them enjoy a gentle walk instead. 💙🐴

🐴🐶 Massage Therapist or Physiotherapist – Which Does Your Horse or Dog Need? 🐶🐴Both massage therapists and physiotherapi...
30/07/2026

🐴🐶 Massage Therapist or Physiotherapist – Which Does Your Horse or Dog Need? 🐶🐴

Both massage therapists and physiotherapists play an important role in your animal’s health, but they have different areas of expertise and often work together to achieve the best results.

💙 Massage Therapy is ideal for:
• Muscle tension, tightness and soreness
• Routine maintenance and preventative care
• Supporting performance, working and senior animals
• Improving flexibility, comfort and range of movement
• Helping maintain healthy muscles alongside regular exercise
• Supporting recovery once your vet has given the go-ahead

🩺 Physiotherapy is ideal for:
• Rehabilitation following injury or surgery
• Neurological conditions
• Prescribing targeted rehabilitation exercises
• Improving strength, stability and function
• More complex musculoskeletal conditions requiring a structured rehabilitation programme

Neither therapy replaces veterinary care. If your horse or dog has a sudden injury, acute lameness, severe pain or any unexplained changes, your vet should always be your first point of contact.

I know people are sometimes concerned to use a massage therapist, but we do work closely with other professionals to give your animal the very best treatment. For all your physio needs contact Becky @ Little Green Stables!

The good news? Massage therapists and physiotherapists often work together, alongside your vet, to help your horse or dog move comfortably, perform at their best and enjoy a happier, healthier life. 💙🐾

🐶 Healthy Puppies Start with Healthy Habits 🐾Did you know that massage therapy isn’t just for injuries or older dogs?Sta...
28/07/2026

🐶 Healthy Puppies Start with Healthy Habits 🐾

Did you know that massage therapy isn’t just for injuries or older dogs?

Starting maintenance massage from 12 weeks old can help your puppy develop into a happy, healthy and confident adult.

✨ Benefits of early maintenance massage include:
🐾 Encouraging healthy muscle development
🐾 Improving body awareness and coordination
🐾 Supporting flexibility and normal movement
🐾 Helping your puppy become comfortable with being handled
🐾 Identifying areas of tension or imbalance before they become bigger problems
🐾 Promoting relaxation and reducing stress
🐾 Building a positive foundation for lifelong wellbeing

Just like regular check-ups, massage therapy is about prevention as well as treatment. By supporting your puppy’s body as they grow, we can help keep them moving comfortably through every stage of life.

Every session is gentle, animal-led and tailored to your puppy’s age, development and individual needs.

💙 Investing in your puppy’s health now could make a real difference in the years to come.

📩 If you’d like to find out more about puppy massage or book your puppy’s first maintenance session, send me a message.

Thank you to all the fabulous therapy students that treated our guys again today! They really are lucky to receive amazi...
19/07/2026

Thank you to all the fabulous therapy students that treated our guys again today! They really are lucky to receive amazing massage from you all, with Rebeccah at Little Green Stables🐴
Good luck for the future 🎉

No cheating 😅Show me the last photo you took of your four legged friend 🐾🐴
18/07/2026

No cheating 😅

Show me the last photo you took of your four legged friend 🐾🐴

OFFER ENDING IN AUGUST!! ☀️ SUMMER SPECIAL OFFER IS HERE! 🐴🐶Give your horse or dog the care they deserve this summer wit...
14/07/2026

OFFER ENDING IN AUGUST!!

☀️ SUMMER SPECIAL OFFER IS HERE! 🐴🐶

Give your horse or dog the care they deserve this summer with our Equine & Canine Massage Therapy special! 💛

🌿 First THREE treatments for just £40 each

🤝 Refer a friend and you’ll both receive your next treatment for just £40 each!

Massage therapy can help with:
🐾 Improving mobility and flexibility
🐾 Reducing muscle tension
🐾 Supporting recovery after exercise
🐾 Keeping your companion comfortable, happy and moving well

Whether your horse is competing, hacking, retired, or your dog is an active adventurer or simply slowing down with age, massage therapy can make a real difference.

📅 Summer appointments are filling quickly, so don’t miss out!

📩 Send me a message to book or to find out if massage therapy is suitable for your horse or dog.

💛 Let’s keep your pets happy, healthy & moving this summer!

10/07/2026

June was rather special!

Not only have I had so many new incredible clients, but I was privileged to be asked to help a friend with her special day.

Myself and a lovely groom spent the morning preparing the ‘mares of honours’ for their big debut 💒
And not only did they look absolutely stunning but they were so incredibly well behaved 🐴♥️

Could be a new business venture 🤣

Elle was also one of my lovely case studies through my training, so I especially enjoyed spending time with her again 🥰

Lorna Tanner

08/07/2026

Sometimes you just need a good scratch 🤣

The lovely Freddie asking to pause our session for a good leg scratch, he was very polite about it 🙌😅

They talk we listen ☺️

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